Sankofa Sessions with Kofi and Kofi

By Kofi Annan and Kofi Adih

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Sankofa Sessions with Kofi & Kofi brings together two HBCU grads, U.S. Army veterans, and visionary entrepreneurs shaping the global Black experience.

Kofi Annan, born in Guyana and raised in the U.S., is a civil rights leader, author, and social impact entrepreneur known for his fearless advocacy and bridge-building work. Kofi Adih, born in the U.S. to a Ghanaian father and American mother, is a real estate investor and community leader focused on empowering neighborhoods through ownership and opportunity.

Together, they deliver unapologetic conversations that blend intellect, humor, and heart—unpacking identity, power, purpose, and progress from Petersburg to Accra. Grounded in the spirit of Sankofa—“go back and fetch it”—they explore how knowing our past fuels the future we’re building.


Episode Date
The Cookout: Reparations & Wealth Building | Part 2
Aug 24, 2026
The Cookout: Reparations | Part 1
Aug 24, 2026
From Griots to Spoken Word: The Black Storytelling Tradition
Jun 04, 2026
Food Is Power: Health, Land & Liberation in Black America
May 11, 2026
Food is a Memory
Apr 28, 2026
Unlearning the Divide
Apr 27, 2026
Shades of Us: Confronting Colorism in the Black Community
Apr 07, 2026
The Cost of Fitting In: Code-Switching Unpacked
Mar 20, 2026
Sovereignty vs. Democracy: The Traoré Debate
Mar 02, 2026
Black Beyond Borders: The Afro-Latino Story They Don’t Teach
Feb 18, 2026
Raising the Next Generation: Culture, Identity, and Black Fatherhood
Feb 10, 2026
Hip Hop at 50: Culture, Capitalism, and Consequences
Jan 26, 2026
Democracy and the Black Condition: Progress or Illusion?
Dec 24, 2025
Culture as Currency: The Soul of Black Entrepreneurship
Dec 08, 2025
From Garvey to the Year of the Return: The Evolution of Pan-Africanism
Nov 28, 2025
Foundational Black Americans: Pride or Partition?
Nov 15, 2025